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Wondering if anyone has any ideas about this I'm trying to work out if my CPU is defective or not. I've been doing stability testing before trying out the curve optimiser and one of my cores the "best" core is failing stability tests. Both OCCT small set SSE 1 thread which it fails just before...

I just ran the same test as yesterday and no errors this time. I did install the new chipset drivers last night, so maybe that sorted it. Edit: nevermind it happened again. Only way I seem to be able to get it not to error is put +10 on the core in curve optimiser.

I've never actually had any problems with the machine. And I only get the errors when running 1 thread with the affinity set to one core and it's thread. If I just set occt to 1 or 2 threads manually it's fine. BIOS is up to date, although is a beta. It's just basically impossible to stability...

Do you know how accurate the error reporting is when your running OCCT like that. I got loads of errors after 5 minutes doing that on my "best" core even at completely stock settings. When you run a normal single core app it will jump around different cores rather than just hammer the one and...

Yeah that's why I was taking about possible degradation. I have issues with stability as soon as I touch the curve optimiser it seems. Even putting -5 on a few cores causes huge amounts of errors in occt and makes prime95 fail.

Been having a play with this with my 5900x and it seems like it can get really good results, although I've not done full stability testing yet. I went through the instructions and had these as my P1 and P2 with the Hybrid OC P1: CCX1 (158): 4425 MHz, 1181 mV OC= CCX2 (133): 4325 MHz, 1181 mV...

Port Royale Score - 12293 GPU - Founders Edition 3080 @ 2130mhz/5300mhz CPU - Ryzen 7 2700x Stock / PBO Driver - 460.89 https://www.3dmark.com/pr/690709

Seems normal. Mine will sit between 75c and 77c in intensive games with the default fan curve.

Stock I'm going to say 70c is wishful thinking. It seems to want to try and aim between 75 - 80c on stock settings. You'll probably need a custom fan curve, in my opinion anything over 65% is pretty loud.

Has anyone had any issues with their monitor not going into power save mode when sleeping. Never had this problem with my old GPU and that was using DisplayPort as well. I've got 2 monitors connected 1 DisplayPort and 1 HDMI, the HDMI monitor goes to sleep, the DisplayPort monitor goes black...

It wasn't that, turns out it just runs in a really weird way. My old card used to turn off the fans as soon as it went below 55c. This seems to wait 10 - 15 minutes before it will do it.

Sorry if this has been asked already, but I can't seem to find this information anywhere. I've just got a 3080 FE and the Zero RPM Mode on the fans doesn't seem to be working, it's done it once and that's it, no idea what triggered it and as soon as I played a game they never turned off again...

Oh that's a picture of the RM750 from the Corsair website, you must have an older revision. I think you might be out of luck with that PSU then. You might be able to use a Molex to 8-Pin PCIe adapter, but I'm not sure if it would work properly or provide enough power. I believe you could use...

That PSU has enough for you to use, It's got 5 PCIe 6+2 & CPU 4+4 Sockets 2 for your CPU, 3 for your GPU. Added Image:

I think that was worse than Nvidia's. Sapphire showing as pre-order only now, first time I've actually seen an add to cart button.

That went well, none of the cards showed up on the 6800xt page for 20 minutes, now they are there but "Available soon" and a £80 mark up compared to other places I also couldn't get a card from.

2700x stock

Looks like this is free again. Both Android and iOS. Just picked it up.

Ryzen 2700X - Stock With PBO Sapphire Nitro+ Vega 64 - 1682/1100 (Driver -19.6.2) 3DMark Score 21147 Graphics Score 25239 Physics Score 21847 Combined Score 9341 https://www.3dmark.com/fs/19844063

2700x, runs at 4.04ghz on PBO: